I like the possibility to copy existing releases, when I create a new release for another product. I can imagine, that it would help many AHA users, including me.

Challenge: I love that you can customize the cards on the features board to align with how your team works. However, when I then view a details page, the card is not customized in the same way. Desired experience: I would love to be able to custom...

If my window is minimized or on a smaller monitor, the options under Configure on a roadmap view get cut off and there is no way to see them since there isn't a scrollbar. The only way to see the bottom options is to zoom out or manually enlarge t...

On multiple types of records (at least Goals, Initiatives, and Releases), the "For workspace" field does not apply any custom terminology used for "workspace". See screenshot - I've changed "workspace" to "spacework" and it applies in one part of ...

We are trying to get the parent organization using Aha! as well. They have 100+ major products that we sell to customers – many HW, some SW. Is there an option to make more of the product line changes at that level, rather than having to dive into...

We're currently release in batches. We're having monthly releases that are delivered to our customers through our Marketplace. Every 3-6 Months we're having a cumulated release where all the features since the last cumulated release are included -...

Having the external release date being able to be a custom milestone or tied to a milestone allows for the external release date to not always be at the end of the release.

In large organizations with multiple products and Product managers it becomes difficult to establish and maintain release naming conventions if the system cannot enforce it.

It'd be great to kick off actions based on a particular transition. For example, if a feature goes from "Ready to Develop" to "In-Development", I'd love for it to be automatically sent to GitHub just by pressing that transition button. Obviously, ...

Currently it's hard to tell which features are in the parking lot and which are in "active" releases with dates. I tried using release dates but it's not very effective.